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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1962

Page

7

City acquires diverse equipment for utilities and services

The city has bought an aerial lift for the light plant line crew and a power plant line truck with an auger for pole installations. A new billing and posting machine for the city clerk’s office will handle data on tape. A tapping machine allows cutting into water mains with minimal service disruption. A police car was purchased this spring for rotation, and the fire department’s new quint fire truck is over a year old at $45,000.

Electric Department West 7Th R. J. Hayes Neosho Memorial Hospital Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital Hayes Fire Department

Third Overflow Dam Insures Water Supply for Chanute

Construction of a third overflow dam on the Neosho River at Brown Wells ford northeast of Chanute aims to secure a multi year water supply. The $42,583.50 bid contract was awarded to Walter Poor on April 16 with completion expected in July or August. The Brown Wells project, part of a 1958 bond program, adds to Ditmars and Barker dams and expands storage by about 133 million gallons with total three dam capacity around 425.76 million gallons, supporting a projected 850 million gallons per year.

Neosho River Brown Wells Ford Neosho Chanute Walter Poor Barker Dam Ditmars Barker Ash Grove John Redmond Burlington Redmond Brown Wells

Chanute Water Plant Marks 62 Years With Few Failures

The Chanute water plant has operated continuously for 62 years with only one shutdown, caused by the 1951 record flood that stopped the works, the first since 1898. The new plant aims to virtually prevent another complete outage.

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Paul Hinrichs Gas and Water Department Ditmars Ford Wilbur Moffatt George Eaton Nitmare Dam Merreers The Chanute Tribune Redmond Reservoir Paschal Grimes Ditmarsford Barker Riffle Brown Wells Dam Carl Wortman City Water Don Briggs City Ralph Burghart Randall Diver
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